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	''by Agalman Haskens, Prop., Haskens Tavern Supply''		''by [[Agalman]] Haskens, Prop., Haskens Tavern Supply''

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	As ye wander about Elanthia in search of profit,		As ye wander about Elanthia in search of profit,
	ye'll come across all kinds of people. Most of		ye'll come across all kinds of people. Most of
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	Sometimes a little coaxing in a person's native		Sometimes a little coaxing in a person's native
	tongue makes the difference between a happy customer		tongue makes the difference between a happy customer
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	Human Gwerdin ama Gamgweth. an din		Human Gwerdin ama Gamgweth. an din
	S'kra Mur Pon'zh'sha S'kra. s'she zhoss		S'kra Mur Pon'zh'sha S'kra. s'she zhoss
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	Here are the native names for each language:		Here are the native names for each language:

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==Words Every Trader Should Know==
''by Agalman Haskens, Prop., Haskens Tavern Supply''

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As ye wander about Elanthia in search of profit,
ye'll come across all kinds of people. Most of
them speak Gamgweth, the language of commerce
since afore the time of the Empire. Here are a
few Gamgweth phrases:

Do ye speak Gamgweth? Gwer tema Gamgweth?
I am Agalman. Sa ama Agalman.
Who are ye? Sa pomger tema?
Greetings (formal) Andu sann.
Hello! Heyo!
Goodbye Hentor abu.
Good luck, blessing, etc. Sarabu!
Forgive me. Achor ama ziallar tema.
Ye insult me! Ziallar tema ama!
I don't know Mivardin ama.
No Din.
Yes An.
What? Pom?
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Sometimes a little coaxing in a person's native
tongue makes the difference between a happy customer
and "not interested." Here's a start, though if ye
deal frequently with a particular race, ye should
take the trouble to learn the language.
(I'm leaving out Elothean 'cause it's a bunch of
mishmash that makes Elven seem simple. The highbrows
won't expect ye to know it anyway.)

Honored Lord Honored Lady Friend Thank Ye
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Dwarven bhaarquin bhaarbanin grek Daith agy.
Elven Dira'ila Dira'ela taneel Arikehe.
Gor'Tog lug don lug bigah vano Maza garug.
Halfling mieha kanraata naisa liit isaanen Kyto ko.
Human sannden sanndel makro Bueser alyi tema.
S'kra Mur poho poho smolgi Rath'a saar.

I don't know yer language Yes No
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Dwarven May oenvyos Thiirquinhaak. ya oen
Elven Ei vereau Chui'lana. halie vau
Gor'Tog Damug neh ket Tog. dah neh
Halfling Jy oisa enn Olvio. kyya enn
Human Gwerdin ama Gamgweth. an din
S'kra Mur Pon'zh'sha S'kra. s'she zhoss
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Here are the native names for each language:

Dwarven Thiirquinhaak
Elven Chui'lana
Elothean Gerenshuge
Gor'Tog (spoken) Tog
Gor'Tog (written) (none - use Gamgweth)
Halfling Olvio
Human/Common/Trade Speech Gamgweth
S'kra Mur (spoken) S'kra
S'kra Mur (written) Eth'ral'khh 1
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